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Date:
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Jan 2005
06:25:54 –0000
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From:
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James@aibanese.com
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Anh
Loc and Aibanese,
Thank you for sharing the KhaiMinh’s websites with us, Anh Loc. Please pass
on our admiration to the attendees and organizers of Khai Minh school
reunion, and please let them know that their efforts have set such a high
record for the rest of us to look up to.
I’ve spent some times surfing through both of the websites, finally. I love
the clear layout and design that led me surfed effortlessly from pages to
pages. The sides are filled with huge amounts of black and white color of the
old photos. My first impression was everything stood still, through time,
including the young-faces of kids who seemed so ready to squeeze every
moments of joys out of school-activities. I also love the touches of the old
water-marks on some photos, as my imagination went wide, I keep thinking that
they must be once hidden somewhere deep in the tiny bag of a little girl
while she was attempting to cross the vast ocean in a wooden boat. The
contents of those photos told stories, so as the photos themselves. Through
them, I saw a clear reflecting image of my own childhood in Vung Tau, a
little town, perhaps much smaller than Nha Trang, but it did share the same
spirit of a place where everybody seemed to know and care about everybody
else. And I believe that unique quality was the key and also the vital factor
to the success of the websites and the school reunion of Khai Minh.
For me, the KhaiMinh’s websites are well worth the time I spent on surfing
and it is highly recommended.
James
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